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A SECTION of the M20 motorway in Limerick has been closed following a single car collision this Saturday morning.
Emergency services were alerted to the incident which occurred on the motorway between the Patrickswell and Raheen junctions, at 8.54am.
#LIMERICK Crash on M20 southbound. More here: https://t.co/ipFDM8svNY
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) July 28, 2018
Limerick Fire Service have dispatched four units to the crash scene.
Looks like a nasty accident on the m20 outside Limerick towards Patrickswell. All traffic stopped on the motorway. Hope no one was seriously injured. #limerick #Accident pic.twitter.com/YKb1m9Vwvu
— Jonathan Cronin (@croninjonathan) July 28, 2018
AA Roadwatch have alerted road users: “The M20 is closed southbound between J4 Patrickswell and J5 N20 as emergency services deal with a crash. Motorists are advised to divert off the motorway via Patrickswell itself.”
A fleet of emergency services are at the scene of a car crash on the M20 motorway in Limerick. More to follow on @Limerick_Leader
— Fintan Walsh (@FintanYTWalsh) July 28, 2018
It is not known how many passengers are involved in the crash. There are no reports, as of yet, of any injuries.
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